Works great to thin Tamiya paints for airbrushing. Since I do not hand brush Tamiya paints, I open a new bottle and fill it all the way up with this thinner then shake the heck out of it. Now I have pre-thinned paint that can pour directly into my airbrush. This also cleans Tamiya paints out of your brushes if you do hand brush them. I also use it to clean my airbrush after done airbrushing Tamiya paints. I fill the airbrush cup with clean thinner and stray it at high psi. Works great.

I use this thinner on nearly all of my acrylic paints with great results. Whether thinning for brushing or shooting through an airbrush, this thinner works very well. Just be sure to use in a well ventilated area as it is much stronger smelling than X-20 and X-20A thinners. Great for cleaning brushes and pipettes at the end of the day too.

I use Tamiya Lacquer thinner to remove all the stubborn dried acrylic paint out of the airbrush feed cup and to loosen up dried paint inside the airbrush parts such as the nozzle and needle .I have to say this stuff works and the fumes aren't as overly noxious as real lacquer thinner that you can buy at the local hardware stores but you still should be in a well ventilated area open your windows or use it outside I would recommend this for airbrush users it also works with cleaning off paint brushes either acrylic or enamels it gets the job done .